Sentence examples for impression I took from inspiring English sources

"The impression I took was that it started out as something you discovered you can do.

This, at least, is the dominant impression I took away from "Young Romantics," even if it isn't Hay's thesis or even drift.

The general visual impression I took away from the men's shows was of gray, beige and brown, a lot of that brown being tanned skin.

"And I hope in the future, this same impression I took from this country, can become true between Cuba and the United States".

But the strong impression I took from the narrative wasn't so much that Helbrant hated dope as that he was obsessed by it.

But the impression I took from that game was more that the Vikings are a young and inconsistent team than an overrated one primed for a crash.

One of the impressions I took away as I walked the conference and spoke to the various companies on the conference floor, was that these entrepreneurs are every bit as committed to success as anyone in the US, but there is the ability here, because of the small community, to quickly develop a position of influence and to become the connective tissue that is needed to build a startup community.

"The strongest impression that I took away was how they long to go home.

The sensory impressions that I took from the event are likely to be stored quite accurately.

I was doing my best impression of stoicism as I took down the address of the doctor's office again as I completely blanked on where it was, even though I had just been there a week prior.

Michael Mansfield QC, who represented Miller, said that the recordings of the interrogation "left an indelible impression on my memory … I took the trouble to count the number of times Miller protested his innocence: over 300".